![[movies]](/images/mediatype_movies.gif) | Harry Hay on 19th century Remittance Men - Shaping San Francisco A short clip from a longer 1996 interview with Mattachine Society founder Harry Hay in which he describes the common 19th century phenomenon of "Remittance Men." They were the outcast, typically gay, children of well-off families who were sent "as far away as possible," i.e. to San Francisco or Vancouver, where they could carry on their lives without shaming the families... Keywords: gay; homoesexual; remittance men; 19th century; dandy; upper class Downloads: 297 |  |
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